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Use a setting for User model class. #1
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Use a setting for User model class
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Thank you for your contribution, looks like a good improvement. |
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A setting FL_USER_CLASS was added. It holds the User class information. It is useful when the app isn't using the django,auth.models.User.
In urls.py the LOGIN_URL is used instead of hardcoded '/sign-in/'